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9/11 Becomes A Meme

Twenty-five years late, but Bridget Phetasy has decided she hates the phrase “Never Forget.”

It’s passive, it requires nothing, and we slapped it on a bumper sticker and called it grief. She breaks down why Gen Z’s 9/11 memes are Gen X’s fault, why we didn’t guard the grief well, and why “Never Forget” should have been “Never Forgive.”

Also: Charlie Kirk’s assassination sits one day before 9/11 on the calendar now, and what that means for how we process tragedy in America. Here’s more from Bridget in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

Beto’s Body Pulpit

Westborough Baptists: “We’re the douchiest tragedy exploiters of all time.” Beto O’Rourke: “…hold my craft microbrew.” More from RazorFist.

Russian History Plays Out Again

Well-known Russian Journalist Tim Kirby joins Sarah Westall’s program to discuss the similarities of Russian’s past to America today. Kirby, who grew up as an American in the poor outskirts of Cleveland, is one of the few people in the world who understands both America and Russia from the inside. He shares his knowledge of Russian history and how those brutal times during Russian’s revolutionary period is eerily similar to the United States today. What does this mean and how can we keep absolute tragedy from occurring?

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